Guide: How to Set Up a Cardano Stake Pool
On Ubuntu/Debian, this guide will illustrate how to install and configure a Cardano stake pool from source code on a two node setup with 1 block producer node and 1 relay node.
🔧 About This Guide
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The How to Set Up a Cardano Stake Pool guide aims to give you complete, step-by-step instructions to implement and maintain a secure Cardano stake pool operating on the Cardano mainnet blockchain using the currently recommended software versions.
The guide includes the following parts:
- Part I - Installation describes how to secure the Linux computers hosting your Cardano stake pool, as well as how to install Cardano node software and dependent software packages.
- Part IV - Administration & Maintenance provides procedures that you need to manage your stake pool.
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As of March 9 2022, this is guide version 6.0.0 and written for cardano mainnet with release v.1.30.1
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📄 Changelog - Update Notes - March 22 2022
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- Re-organized content to improve loading speed.
- Added high-level explanation of Topology API.
- Increased the cardano-node service unit file timeout from 2 to 300 seconds.
- Added cardano-node RTS flags to reduce chance of missed slot leader checks.
- Added Leaderlog changes and improvements
- Increased minimum RAM requirements to 12GB.
- Updated for Alonzo release 1.29.0.
- Various fixes to testnet / alonzo / storage requirements / cli commands
- Updated guide for release cardano-node/cli v1.27.0 changes <
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